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Ever want to start Comedy but not sure where to begin? Well you’re in luck, Twin Ports Comedy is bringing stand up comedy classes to TCS! 🎙 Lesson #1 brings us: How To Host An Open Mic, classes are free so what better time than now to learn the comedy ropes! 7pm · FREE Learn more here: https://www.twinportscomedy.com/…/tpc-presents-hosting… This event was made possible in part by a grant from the Arrowhead Regional Arts Council with funds appropriated by the Minnesota State Legislature from its General Fund.
Ever want to start Comedy but not sure where to begin? Well you’re in luck, Twin Ports Comedy is bringing stand up comedy classes to TCS! 🎙 Lesson #2 brings us: How To Write A Tight 5, classes are free so what better time than now to learn the comedy ropes! 7pm · FREE Learn more here: https://www.twinportscomedy.com/…/tpc-presents-honing… This event was made possible in part by a grant from the Arrowhead Regional Arts Council with funds appropriated by the Minnesota State Legislature from its General Fund.
Presented by Duluth Public Libraries and Every Child Ready coalition as part of Family Fest. In this live performance, Dagsi Turtle & his sidekick Jisdu Wabbit race through time and space in a musical adventure into Cherokee Futurism. Hop aboard the Turtleship and join Dagsi and Jisdu’s quest to help Grandmother Turtle raise the Gadugi (spirit of cooperation) throughout the universe. Tales, a 2025 Jim Henson Foundation Family Theater Grant Awardee, features catchy original tunes and out-of-this-world puppet characters. The show is created and performed by Cherokee Nation citizen Chris Griffith and Shari Aronson, directed by Julie Boada (Anishinabe). Recommended for ages 4+. This activity made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
Presented by Duluth Public Libraries and Every Child Ready coalition as part of Family Fest. In this live performance, Dagsi Turtle & his sidekick Jisdu Wabbit race through time and space in a musical adventure into Cherokee Futurism. Hop aboard the Turtleship and join Dagsi and Jisdu’s quest to help Grandmother Turtle raise the Gadugi (spirit of cooperation) throughout the universe. Tales, a 2025 Jim Henson Foundation Family Theater Grant Awardee, features catchy original tunes and out-of-this-world puppet characters. The show is created and performed by Cherokee Nation citizen Chris Griffith and Shari Aronson, directed by Julie Boada (Anishinabe). Recommended for ages 4+. This activity made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
Mother-daughter duo Two T’s in a Pod perform charming children’s songs, pop covers, and originals on guitar and harmonica. Together, Breanne and Anya Tepler create a sound that is unadorned, letting both of their personal vocals shine through. The pair’s single, “It’s Time to Go to Bentleyville,” is performed each year at Bayfront on the Bentleyville playlist. The duo has made an appearance at FinnFest, on Two Harbor’s Community Radio’s Beat Farm program, Wild State Cider Family Jam, Pikkujoulu, and other events. Great Lakes Country from a front porch in Duluth, MN. Bringing foot-stomping hometown country jams and soulfully sentimental ballads, Breanne Marie & The Front Porch Sinners delivers high-energy Americana. Featuring singer/songwriter and sometimes trumpeter Breanne Marie on lead vocals, the band blends traditional pedal steel with guitar lines, driving bass and drums which Americana Highways described as “a brilliant blend of 90s indie and country.” Whether winding through…
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